Because of her masculine hair and clothing Jerome initially mistakes her for a local hooligan, and she enters looking surly, unwashed and very unfeminine in complete contrast to the delightful 9-year-old girl shown on screen in Act 1.
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An article in " Harper's Weekly " after Ida had rescued several people debated whether it was " feminine " for women to row boats, but concluded that none but a " donkey " would consider it " unfeminine " to save lives.
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She translated " A Golden Cloudlet Was Sleeping " by Anatoli Pristavkin ( Japanese title ), " The War Has Unfeminine Face " and " Zinc Boys " by Svetlana Aleksiyevich and " The Second Chechen War " by Anna Politkovskaya in particular.
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West and Zimmerman employ the example of a professional woman in a male-dominated field, through which it becomes apparent that the woman will have to make decisions as to whether or not she should engage in " unfeminine " behavior that would otherwise be an integral part of her identity.
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NATIONAL ALLIANCE : " We see the products of this system all around us : too many weak, indecisive men and too many unfeminine women; a general lack of significant goals and self-confidence; a self-indulgent population without self-discipline or inner strength, restlessly seeking ` happiness . "'
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When someone, frequently Ranma, belittles her lack of success, or calls her uncute, ugly, over-muscled, unfeminine and tomboyish, she often feels upset and also gets very jealous when one of Ranma's other fiancees show physical affection towards him, although she will often state that she is not affected.
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It was Hogg's idea to call the team the " Lady Techsters "; when she started the program in 1974, she thought " Bulldogs " was unfeminine and feared that if she called her team the " Lady Bulldogs, " it would inevitably lead to her players being called " bitches " ( the female name for a dog ).
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The world Amis conjures up in " Night Train " is vaguely reminiscent of the grim, threatening realm he's limned in earlier novels : a predatory world of greed and lust and violence; a world, in this case, seen through the eyes of a former homicide cop, saddled with the distinctly unfeminine name of Mike Hoolihan, a cop who admits that her " standards, for human behavior, are desperately low ."
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Although member Terry Jones was most famous for his female characters, all the members have been seen in drag in one sketch or another; members Michael Palin and Eric Idle have been said to look the most feminine, Graham Chapman specialized in screeching, annoying housewives and John Cleese, whom the troupe has said is the most hilarious in drag, appears so extremely unfeminine, with his square chin and six-foot, five-inch frame that it is funny.
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Willow at times reminds the other characters of her religion, wondering what her father might think of the crucifixes she must apply to her bedroom wall to keep out vampires, and commenting that Santa Claus misses her house every Christmas because of the " big honkin'menorah " . " Buffy " essayist Matthew Pateman criticizes the show for presenting Willow's Jewish identity only when it opposes Christian declarations of holidays and other traditions . " The New York Times ", however, named her as a positive example of a depiction of a Jewish woman, who stood out among portrayals of Jews as harsh, unfeminine, and shallow.
